Managed to complete one of my project for this semester. Page are generated from xslt process and rendered to xhtml format. Page navigations are controlled using xAjax component. Try it out and have fun http://www.lindaocta.com/linda/stuff/xmlAssignment/index.php
Monthly Archive: October 2007
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Oct
25
Rendering nested table using xslt for a flat xml file
Creating xhtml output for nested xml element is pretty easy because all I need is just get the parent element and display all it’s children, but not the schema (the schema is almost the same as my previous blog about creating schema for self-referencing xml file). I try to use flat xml file is a …
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Oct
25
Creating schema for self-referencing xml file.
Previously I posted on something related to primary key and foreign key used in schema to maintain the relationship for my xml documents. I am still trying to sort that problem out :X I moved on to try to create a schema for my nested menu. It takes me quite sometimes to find the correct …
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Oct
25
Browser display wrongly when handling empty element
I have funny result when try to displaying below html file. The browser like Firefox, Safari and IE (so far that I have tested) give me wrong result. Be careful when use <htmlElement /> when you need to define empty element, it is safer when you do it with <htmlElement></htmlElement>. Your browser may interpret differently …
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Oct
19
Playing with CSS and xhtml document
Displaying unicode character in different OS, add below code to your css since different OS have their own default font: Displaying unicode generated from Open Office .spCh { font-family: "Lucida Grande","Arial Unicode MS", sans-serif; font-size: 1.2em; } Supporting website: Common fonts to all versions of Windows and Mac equivalents Suggested CSS Font Style …
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Oct
19
Two major things happened yesterday….
Presentation for my master prelimilary proposal in front of the rest of master students and our supervisor. I was so nervous. I had rehearsal few days before, but still nervous. Maybe mainly because I need to give presentation on those subject that I am not really familiar with and some more in front of my …
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Oct
14
Learning from mistake…
I just completed my Internship interview… Guess what, I did badly. I am so nervous and couldn’t think straight when the interviewer ask me to solve the algorithm. It’s been quite sometimes I never gone through any interview… and this time, I am disappointed with myself…The algorithm being asked is actually quite simple, but my …
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Oct
11
Exporting to pdf from Open office Writer
One of main reason for me to choose Open Office over Microsoft Words is that I can convert my document to PDF without installing (or buying) other software. As for my work at Uni, Open Office is main tools used by our clients to create their documents and I have been hacking around with Open …
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Oct
09
Past working experience in Window environment
My 2 years working experience as programmer in Singapore were purely developing window application. After graduated from Singapore Polytechnic, I worked at Essential IT. My main tasks was developing and maintaining end-user business application using Clarion Enterprise by Soft Velocity. Clarion is rarely used in Singapore and maybe in Asia as software development tools. I …
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Oct
09
xsd:key and xsd:keyref
One of my master project is using xml to create a website. As I understand using xsd:key and xsd:keyref are easy if the primary key and foreign key are existed in the same xml file. What I am trying to do below are separating the document into two xml file and for the schema, the …
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